Access 2002 Programming by Example 1st Edition by Bob Villareal ISBN 0789725940 9780789725943

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ISBN 10: 0789725940

ISBN 13: 978-0789725943

Author:  Bob Villareal 

Access 2002 Programming by Example 1st Edition: This text teaches the novice programmer the fundamentals of Access 2002 development in an easy-to-read format in which concepts are accompanied by visual examples. Villareal (Microsoft Access instructor, Tulsa Community College) presents 23 chapters that discuss good database design principles; joins and cascades, referential integrity, and relational forms and reports; queries; integrating a database with the internet, an SQL server, and other applications; customizing with VBA procedures; tips, techniques, and shortcuts; advantages of using DAO and ADO object models; and error-handling procedures. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

 

Access 2002 Programming by Example 1st Edition Table of contents:

Tables and Queries

Planning and Designing Your Access Database

• Consider Your Data Before Designing Your Database
• Why Relational Tables?
• Database Design and Normalization
• Normalizing in Access
• Joins and Cascades
• Referential Integrity
• The Table—The Heart of Any Database
• Fields—The Building Blocks of Tables
• Building an Access 2002 Table
• Entering Data

Unleashing the Power of Queries

• Queries Ask Questions
• Queries Access Records
• The Query Grid
• Understanding Query Types
• Introduction to SQL
• Understanding “Ands” and “Ors” in the Query Grid
• Understanding Wildcards
• Understanding Grouping and Sorting
• Understanding Dynasets and Their Underlying Tables

Forms for Input and Reports for Output

• Exploring Forms and Controls
• Forms Versus Reports
• Defining Events
• Using a Wizard to Help Design Your Form
• Examining Your Form’s Properties
• Introduction to Controls
• How to Control a Control
• Creating a Calculated Control
• Creating a Command Button
• Designing a Relational Form

Exploring Reports

• Reports Versus Spreadsheets
• Report Basics
• Creating a Report from Scratch
• Taking Charge of Report Controls
• Understanding Sections
• Working with the Record Source Property
• Designing a Relational Report Using a Wizard

Automate Your Access Database Using Code

• Exploring Objects
• Defining Objects
• The Power of Controls Revisited
• Lookup List

Writing Your Own Visual Basic for Applications Code

• Function Procedures, Sub Procedures, and Modules
• Access String Functions
• The Access Immediate Window
• Using Arrays with String Functions

Macros, Modules, and Messages

• Visual Basic Versus Macros
• Printing the Current Record Using a Macro

Using Procedures to Customize Your Database

• Exploring Procedures
• Functions Versus Subs
• What Is Scope?
• Creating Procedures

Handling Access Error Codes

• What To Do When Errors Occur
• Determining Which Errors Occur
• Fixing Errors After Trapping Them

Access Visual Basic Tools, Tips, and Techniques

• Comparing DAO and ADO
• Using VBA to Run Queries
• Manipulating Recordsets Using Collections Versus Manipulating Recordsets Using Queries

Taking Advantage of the Latest Access Features

• Publishing Your Access Database
• Converting Objects to Web Pages
• Introduction to Data Access Pages
• Creating a Data Access Page

SQL Server Integration

• MSDE Upgraded
• Installing and Starting the Server
• Exploring Your Northwind Project

User-Friendly Enhancements

• The Paradox of Databases
• Compact Improvements
• Converting from Previous Versions of Access
• Sharing and Integrating with Other Applications

Overcoming Access Development Obstacles

• Overcoming the Limitations of Queries
• Query Challenges
• Using Subqueries to Unleash the Power Of Queries

Getting the Most from Your Queries

• Making Your Database More Efficient
• Query Optimization
• Special SQL Specific Queries

Working with Data from External Sources

• Using Automation to Meet Performance Demands
• Importing and Exporting Data
• Scalability

Bringing Together and Separating Data

• The Art of Concatenation
• The Art of Parsing

Conquering Big Problems that Come In Small Packages

• Using Quotes and Pounds
• Controlling Nulls
• Conquering Dates

Taking Charge of Forms

• Using a Parameterized Query As a Form’s Record Source
• Pop-Up Forms Go Beyond the Message Box
• Go Multidimensional with PivotTables

Taking Charge of Reports

• Handling Grouping and Sorting Programmatically
• Using Table Relationships to Include or Preclude Entire Sections of Report Data
• What to Do with Pesky Blank Lines

Using Replication

• Database Replication
• How Replication Works

 

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